Hi Tipsters,
The retirement cleaning continues. Todays books that are looking for a new
home are:
Gesell, Ilg, Ames & Rodell Infant & Child in the Culture of Today
Sears, Maccoby & Levin Patterns of Child Rearing
Maccoby Social Development: Psycho
Since Miguel specifically mentioned my signature file, I thought I would
explain my logic. My knowledge of the copyright laws is a bit out of
date; so, some of the logic might be based on assumptions that have
changed because of court rulings.
1. Something which made available to the public i
Stephen,
Excellent description.
The way I like to say this is that myelin is essentially the cell
membrane of the glial cell with all of the cytoplasm squeezed out of
it. Myelin is not made by the glial cells, it IS the cell membrane of
the glial cells.
-David
Stephen Black wrote:
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David wrote:
> Since Miguel specifically mentioned my signature file, I thought I would
> explain my logic. My knowledge of the copyright laws is a bit out of
> date; so, some of the logic might be based on assumptions that have
> changed because of court rulings.
>
> 1. Something which made
Hi Tipsters,
The following psychology of learning books are looking for a new home:
C. H. Patterson Foundations for a Theory of Instruction &
Educational Psychology
B. R. Bugelski The Psychology of Learning Applied to
Teaching
B. Schwartz
Before this interesting thread dies down, I have a few things to
reply to.
First, Robin Rosenberg said:
[Harris's] wholesale discounting of family environment is not
borne out by the data. For example, Bouchard's study of twins
found that social closeness (the desire for intimacy with others)
an
Hi Tipsters,
I'm hesitant with today's offer. I don't know if old stat and RM books
retain their value or not. At any rate, if these books are of no value just
hit the Delete button very quickly (don't flame me in a public or private
message) and watch for future lists of books that seem to hav
I'm in charge of finding a comprehensive psychology major senior exam
that can satisfy regional accreditation requirements for departmental
assessment. Consequently, the test results must be able to be broken
down into subareas, so as to provide constructive departmental feedback.
Perhaps it wou
On Mon, 05 Feb 2001 14:51:46 -0600 Gerald Henkel-Johnson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm in charge of finding a comprehensive psychology major senior exam
> that can satisfy regional accreditation requirements for departmental
> assessment. Consequently, the test results must be able to be br
I'm sorry if this has been brought up before but rather than giving psych
books to other professor-types there are more philanthropic possibilities.
I once had a local high school take a fair number of psych books off our
hands. On other occasions I've received requests for such books from
univer
I'm teaching a 4th-year seminar course in which students make
presentations about their research project several times throughout the
term (at various stages of their project). Although I'll be grading for
specific content, I'd also like to include more general presentation
skills (such as cohere
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